Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 12 décembre 1877, mercredi 12 décembre 1877

[" Ifttnin® OOMMERCIAIi AND SHIPPING GAZETTE VUL XXXI.QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY.DECEMBER 12.1817.No.11,772 ASOTHSB LmtE WAR.Th« great and mjsterioua ooctinant ot Africa la again aisetting its oiaim to a s^ara of tho world\u2019s attaniion.Stanley's advantoroos expédition through its equatorial wilds Itas quickened the seal of eommeroe and dTihaation for a more intimate acquaintance with their natural riches and teeming population.* The Ititiah, Portuguese and American Got* emments are already said to be moTing to secure for their respective subjects all the advantages possible from the establishment of peaceful trade relations with the swarming tribes of the intenor, by means of the young American's great discovery\u2014the hitherto mysterious river Congo.At the same time, events of considerable importance are transpiring in another section of the continent, which are not without interest, especially for Canada aa the pioneer of Confederation among Britain's colonial dependencies.In British South Africa, a new State is in course of formation and the result of the experiment will be eagerly awaited.The movement in favor of Confederation is extending, and will, no doubt, be successful in the end ; but it must not be supposed any more than in our own case, that all is smooth sailing in the matter with the South Africans.Their territory new embraces one hundred and forty two thousand two hundred and fifty square and their position has been , by the recent annexation of the Dutch Boer country ; but, unfortunately for the colonists and for England, their increase of territory has carried with it its disadvantages, aa well as its ad* vantages.It has excited the discontent of some of the\tchiefs and induced outrages, which have called for severe _ptmJshaaent and repression ; and the result is that England is once more en-in one of those periodical and troublesome little wars with savages, which the force of local circumstances has compelled her to take upon her hands so frequently of late years that the circumstance has already been made the subject of more than one malicious foreign sneer.Of the preeent difficulty, It is easy to foresee that the up-shot will be the discomfiture of the misguided flufokm and the further extension and consolidation of British power in South Afnoa, f»r toal Mediae \u2022*\u2019 the Society r Use ft*revenue* of Cruelty to Animais.Tbe annual meeting of this Society was beM Monday at the rooms, St.Peter «treat.In the absence of the President, Mr.H.S.Boott was requested to take the chair.There were also present Messrs R.Hamilton, J 0.Thomson, Col.Forsyth, W.Hoesack, A.Wat- tsrs, H.Baddeo and A.Robertson.Tbe minutes of the last sanasl meeting jBadien, Tremner having been read and confirmed, the Secretary rend the report for this year, which is as followi Annual Report (1811) of the Quebec Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animale.In presenting their annul report the Oom his ooivionovs obTAiaftD.Joseph Plamendon, cruelly beating hone with a whip, fined $1 and costs Alfred Lessard, beating his horse with so axe, fined $3 and costs.Joseph Hoot, tenting his horse with a whip-handle, fined $1 and costs.Pierre Badean, beating his horse with an iron chain, fined $2 and costs.J.B.Gariepy, beating his horse with a stick, fined gft and oorts.Lonit RobttalHe, beating his horse with a whip, fined f 1 and costs.Pierre Verrat, kicking his horse, fined $1 and costs.Jean Leclerc, beating his horse with a whip handle, fined gl and costs.Isidore Dery, beating his horss with a brick, fined $2 and costs.Zephlrtn Gingras, abusing calves tied by the neck in a out, fined $1 and costs.Samuel Giroux, striking bis borse with a whip, causing the horse to fall, fined g2 and NEW BOUTE SOUTH, \u2014VIA THE\u2014 Delaware and Hudson i;anal*jCo/t Railroads.F YOU are GOING to SARATOGA, TROT, ALBANY, or NEW YORK, .be rare and ask tor tickets V.a the I Francois Delisle, beating his horse with a whip-handle, fined $2 and costs.Loots Martel, beating his horse with a whip-handle, fined 91 bod costs.Jean Auclalr, beating bis horse, at Levis, fined $3, including costs ; also, for beating his horse in St.Peter street, Quebec, fined 92 and costs.\t« Antoine Fortier, beating his horse with a stick, fined 92 and costs.Joseph Alain, beating his horse with a whip-handle, fined 96 and costs.J.B Bouchard, kicking his horse, fined 91 and costs.SOadCABT OS OOVTMTIOaS.Cruelly beating horses with whip and whip handles.10 Cruelly beating with axe.1 Do\twith e brick.1 Do\twith Iron chain.\t1 Do\twith a stlok.2 Haring calves tied by neck.1 Kicking horses.2 18 Besides those reported above there were 37 cases entered In the Superintendent's book where the evidence was Incomplete and where proseontlons were unnecessary.He also destroyed five trap cages.Seven horses which had their legs broken were killed by bis orders.Tiaamn\u2019e uroar The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals In account with the Treesarer 18T7.'\tDa.To balance from last year.988\t01 Subscri(Alone.387\t00 Balance.2\t04 SEW I0RX « CMOS SHORT LINE.This Line makes the Quickest Tims and Saraat Connections, and la the Owlt Rout» running oars TxxotTOH to Saratoga and Albany without Change.TRAINA LEAVR MONTREAL at 9.00 A.SC.for Sira tog a, Troy and Albany, In time to connect with lue Night Boata on the Hudson River, and H.R.Railway, arriving In Mew York at I.M o'clock the following morning.feOO P.M.One hoar later than by any other Roots, arriving at New York, 7.15 A.M.Wagner Sleeping Cars attached Montreal to Mew York: without change This Une carries tne THROUGH MAIM! and EXPRESS between Montreal aod New York, and for Safety, Speed, and Comfort, cannot toe surpassed.The Malls for this Train okna at the Montreal Post office at 8.16 P.M.For Tlcketa and fUrtner Information apply to the Agents of the GRAND TRCME RAILWAY in tins city, or to.if\tO.C, Me FALL, General Agent for the Dominion.No.148, ST.JAMES STREET, Montreal.JOSEPH ANGELO, General Paesenger Agent, Albany, N.Y, October 1.1877.\tsaTtt-Lw 9478 «5 1877.\tC*.\u2018 To paid Superintendant.,.9381\t14 Printing, Ac.3\t78 Incidental expenses.3\t76 Commission to collector.40\t00 Oflce rent.40\t00 9478 66 Hsus Bud ou,\t* Treasurer.Quebec, 10th December, 1877.pi QMO\u20aclat6A|| IUOAI nuuuma aw^rwavvaew vswaaa mlttee believe that the operations ot the Society, during the part jeer, have been cmr-ried o* with *«al and attention.A constant risrliance has tended to lessen, and careful Investigation has resulted In shewing a great diminution of the cruelty to animais, which wm formerly practised In the city and viol-mltft Borna have displayed an unflagging interest in the Society since its beginning, end by mssna and to their eaoourege-¦Mwt is due the preeent position it occupies la the community.Owing, however, to want of funds, and to the aohscllbers refusing to continue their m-m bora bip, the work of the Society is eoBeWkal limited, and U M exceedingly diffl* eolt to keep the expenditure within the in-\u2022cone «ocelots.Many fields of ooefuioeas, In connection with the Society, might be opened ,up.were the means rt Its disposal larger -The Committee would take the present op-oortonlty of reepeotfully urging on those who et preeent subscribe to u members.The subscription lg wr.\u2014n and united effort will enable the \u2022odety to maintain the stetus it bee now at-ftMaed.The collections are fluctuating and kaomtein, vet the Committee feel that If a^ky of thoM who have declined to pay this rL-.'vear would reconsider the matter, and thewteVof-VseftriMas which they would en, «jrsoTtSîïn id vwos in (Mtmda, - well ss intheOrttwi\tin a more favorable condition financially,\t\u201cv TÏÏâ Sïîmtere We DOtiO* *** » Ho*# la Mmssrs.we notk.\tdnrinx the \u2022ectesy has sprung Into\td part year, with its chief office we hope it may florlsb and brBcciie#.'* * ' Aithongh the same subject has bet's» *Ru sd to In former reports, the Committee TTOald refer to It again, namely, the neoasslty i*» -rctnfrjr.Mng a permanent fund, the Interest of which would enable the society to enlarge tte sobers of labor.If any benevolent per-Lmpremed with thie Idea would tmly give it practical effect by laying the foundation of each a land, he would be an undoubted benefactor to fthe\tof humanity.In Philadelphia the permanent food of the society exceeds 916 000.This matter should not be allowed to drop by our citieena.One very material oMsol to be gained would be the dissémina-tion of the publications and literature of tlmhsii srrlrtl\" which would preseot tothe general public oar objects sud purposes, aod thus create amt Inculcate more humane views In ths tcaaftmeat of animals.\u2022 Tbs Committee feel it thek duty here to -refer to the Corporation, who oonuibnte nothing to the Society1* funds ss other Corporations do, bu^rho retain the floes Imposed -on offenders convicted at thejnetence ot the Society, venture to hope that before loug .they trill see the jostles and propriety of re-;T«e»eUo, Venexuela, calling at St, Thomas and Porto Rico; connecting at St.Thomas wltb Bnuefa ëteamen to all tbe West India Islands.This Is the most direct route to these islands and Vsnssnsla ; and the accommodations for passengers by these Steamers are all that can be desired.For Freight or Perns go apply to W.MOORE, Manager, East Indie Wharf, Quebec, GUSTAVE LEVE, General Passenger Agent, Opposite St.Loots Lot el.November, It, 1877.TEUE 1UIBCC CIBOIICir May be obtained at the Store of Mrs.8.STEPHENS, SIX AMI* OFFICE, UNDER THE 0ITT CLUB, pASOzra': October 10, 1877.Am DYNAMITE! eeeee ee»e»ee< \u2022eeeeeeeec\u2022-eeeeeeceeeeeea 6,na6 6,91-0 6,109 4,916 4.066 8,400 8,809 3.0-6 2 726 2,612 2 690 2,202 1,686 1,898 too 868 9,486 Total.188,818 oo : HOCK AN MOSUL! UNES OF P.A.MUNN,:FRANKFORT-Q.>M.', HENRY CHAPMAN A CO., Sole Agents for ths Dominion.- : oo :\t\u2014 KUNYAOI JANOS NATURAL MINERAL WATER.HKNRY CHAPMAN A CO., MORT&ZA.L, Agents for the Dominion.November 10, 1877,\t*\u2019' o B* EYOND ALL QUESTION THE MOST powerful BLASTING POWDER In use end no other saploelve agent at preeent known excels It In point of SAFETY.Manufactured by THE NOBEL\u2019S EXPLOSIVES OO.(Limited), Glasgow.For cutiorlpttve Pamphlets and directions for use, apply to C.& W.WURTELE, tevX.FE2X1GR SXRBEX, Q TJ fC JB K O .September 1, 1877.t,th£s-my21-Fm REMOVAL.The Attention of Mariners and Others is hereby drawn to the underoited Rrovsi >nb of the Law relative to the improper use of Firearms and to offenoes ay ai nst the Person, THE ACT 82, 83 VIO.CHAP.20, IN THS two following sections, provides that! i «72.Whosoever carries a boat bis person any \u2022«Bowie Knife, Dagger or Dirk, or any weapons \u2022celled or known as iron Knuckles, Skoll-\u2022 «Crackers or Blung-Shot or other offensive -weapons of a like character, or secretly «carries about his person any Instrument \u2022\u2022loaded at the end, or sells or exposes for sate ¦publicly Or privately, any each weapon shall \u2022\u2022be liable, on conviction thereof, before any \u2022\u2022Jostle, of the Peace, to a fine of not Ices \u2022than ten nor more than forty d liars, and In \u2022defsult of paymsnt thereof, to be imprison-\u2022ed In any gaol or place of confinement for a «term not exceeding tnlrty days.¦\u202278.Wnosoever is found In any of tbe Sea \u2022port Towns or Cities In Canada, carrying «about his person sny Sheath Knife, shall be \u2022liable oo conviction thereof before any Justice of the Peace, (o the like pains and «\u2022penalties as In the next preceding section; \u2022\u2022Provided, however, that nothing herein eon-«tained shall apply to finamsn or Riggers when occupied or engaged in their lawful \"trade or calling.\u2019\u2019 The Act 40, Vic Chap.80, In the three following sections, provides that, \u2018-L Whosoever \u2022\u2022has upon his person a pistol or air gun with-«out reasonable causa to fear sn assault or \u2022\u2022other injury to his person or his family or \u2022\u2022property, may, upon complaint made before «any Justice of U (Peace, be required to find .'sureties for keep og the peace for a term not \u2022exceeding tlx i :onths ; and In default of \u2022finding such sureties may be Imprisoned In «nny gaol or place of confinement for a term «not exceeding th rty days.«2.Whosoever, when arrested either on a \u2022\u2022warrant issued against him for an offence or ,*whilat commuting an offence, has upon his \u2022\u2022person a Pistol or Air Gnn, shall be liable on \u2022\u2022conviction thereof, to a fine of not leas than «twenty dollars or more then fifty dollars, or \u2022\u2022to imprisonment in any gaol or place of con-«finement for a term not exceeding three «menthe.«8 Whosoever has upon his person a Pistol \u2022\u2022or Air 3an, with Intent therewith unlawful-\u2022«ly and maliolonsly to do Injury to any other \u2022person, shall be liable on conviction thereof, «to a fine of not less than fifty or more than «two hundred dollars, or to imprisonment in \u2022\u2022any gaol or place of confinement for a term «not exceeding six months ; \u2014«(t) The intent aforesaid may be prim Yirtfr infersed from the fact of the Pistol or \u2022\u2022Air Gnn being on the person.\u2019\u2019 And m order, as far as possible to prevent a repetition of tbe oasualitUs to and loss of life whtefa have already token place at ths porta of Montreal,Qaabeo, bt.John, M.B., and Halifax, N.B., and at other ports In the Do minion, resulting from seaman carrying upon their persons sheath knives or offensive weapons, the Department of Marine reoom mends that every Vaster of a Ship within tne Harbours of Montreal and Quebec do orders to each and every member Of his crew against adopting that daogerons practice.The members of the Harbonr Police Force are hereby InstroctoJ to enforce a rigid ob servanoe o the above quoted provision* of the law.WM.SMITH.Deputy Minister of Marine.Department of Marine and Fisheries ) Ottawa, 80ih June, 1877\t^ j fJJaly if, 1877.NEW BOOKS.MESSRS.DAWSON & Co.HAVE JUST RECEIVED t rZLD EX CROISE AND EVOLUTION* of Infantry.New Edition.18*7.Tbe Telephone : An aeeonnt of, wltb directions for making a Speaking Telephone, by Prof.?.E.Doibear.Prince of Walsa\u2019 Tour in India, by W.H.Bresell.(Canadian Edition) The Story of the Life ot Plus the Ninth, by T.A.Trollops.Kate Danton.No.1.Collection of American Authors.Tom Sawyer No.2.Collection of American Ambon.Uaaselle\u2019 !\u2022 ustrated Almanac, 1878.Canadien Ta let Diary, 1 78.Sbatetpsare, by K.Bowden.Literature Primes^ Roman Antiquities, by WlAlns.Literature Primer.For sale by DAWSON A GO., * Foot of Mountain EtlL November 80,1877.ALLAN LINE! Under contract wltb the Government of Canada for the conveyance of Canadian and United States Mailt.77-78 AYinter Arrangement» 77-78 rlS COMPANY\u2019S LINES ARE COM-poeedof the nndarnoled Klrsi-olaas, Fell-powered, Oiyde-bollt, Double-engined, Don Steamships Torn.SARDINIAN.0 Oapt J E Dutton.CIRCASSIAN-.#600 Oapt J Wylie.POLTNKSXAN-4109 Capt R Brown.SARMATIAN.8800 Capt A Aird.SCANDINAVIAN.8060 Copt Barclay, \u2014.-fiOOO Cept Rlu-hle.MORAVIAN.8600 Copt J Graham.****?£*\u2022\u2014.Oapt Smith, RBR CASPIAN._8200\tOapt Tracks.HIBERNIAN.^.SS\u2019O Lt F Archer, RNR, NOVA SOOTI .«wN.8800 Oapt Rlchardsoe.AUSTRIAN.2700\tCapt H Wylie.NK8TURIAN.«.^.2700 Capt Wallace.MANJT *BaN.160 CspL McDougall.Canadian-.S600\tOapt N M«L«aa.OORImTUIaN .2' 00 Capt Mensiee.PRCE.«IolAN.2«O0 C*p; J~a Soort.WALDKNblAN.JUOO C»pt Stopuen.-i860 OaptC-beL NEWFOUNDLaNL.iSOO Oapt.Myiiua THE STEAMERS OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE Bailing from LIVERPOOL every THUBB-day, and from HALIFAX every SUNDAY, (calling at LOCH FOYLE to receive on bee iff and land Malls and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland) are intended to » FBOM HALIFAX, ~\t$ PaawxAX.\u2014.l«;b\tDecember, FoLTaxeiAN.^._«.^.4.2aid\t\u2022« ****ATiojr.Sv'th\t« Pickles, Sauces.$20 worth $6 free.STINSON A Br ATT If MM, 0866» best Look I GEM I I I startling news Organs, i2 stops $55.Pianos oi.ly $180 cost $860.Oir.Free.D.F.Beatty, Washington, W J.fir Mixed Visiting Cards, with name, 10c, /CD 20 Superfine, name, lOr.12 samples, with yonr name, 83.Agents Wanted.Outfit 10c.W.Blooum k Oo., Troy, N.Y, flIFLES.SHOT BUNS.REVOLVERS and AknuNinon or every nlnd very ohesp.W rite for a large Illustrated Catalogue Address GUNS GREAT WESTERN GUV WORKS.Pittsbargh, P»., U.M.A.A First-Glass House) Furnished, To Let, New York, March, 1878.Giles A Co.\u2014Grwth:\u2014 I have for score than one year prescribed your Uclment, with ibe very beet results.I have found it as an ap-pllcalluu in Inflammation of «.he Longs (Pneu-inoulw), or In Pleurisy, one of the very best, it penetrates the Usaaes or parte rapidly, in oases of irregularity of tho heart's action depending on nervous Irritation, it acts promptly.Aftet being made acquainted with the combination ot yonr Liniment, and seeing its action In so Urge a number of oasea I do not heel tale to recommend tbe eagae to both the pablio end the prafeehon.Yours truly, Robcrt s.Newton, m D., 189, West 47th Htrest.Sold by E.Glroax A BrolLsr, 62, BL Peter Street; B.McLeod, 19, Fabrique Street; John E.Burke, Upper Town Matket Place December 11, 1677, j\tuovV-Lm f«M| ON THE RAMPARTS, UPPER Town, Immediate posesw-Blon, with privilege of bnylng the whole of the Furniture and Fittings, and of continuing tbe lease for one or two years after 1st May next.Apply to No.80, HEBERT Sr.Or, No.17, DALHOU8IE STREET, lower Town.December|7, 1877.\ttf Distbict or 1 A TERM, OR SESSION, OF Qubbbc.j tbe Court of QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE, for the said DlMtrlot of Quebec, will l>e bolden In tbe Court House, lu the City of Quebec, on WEDNESDAY, tbe NINTH day of JANUARY next, at TEN o\u2019clock in tbe forenoon : I do, therefore, hereby give notice to all those wbo will proseonte against Prisoners In the Common Gaol for the said District, that they be then and there present, to prosecute agHlnst them, as shall be Jnst; and I do also give notice to all Justices of the Peace, Crooners, Constables, and Peace Officers, lu and fro the District aforesaid, that they personally do appear with their Rolls, Indictments, other Remembrances, to do all those thtaga which, to their several offices In that behalf appertain to be qone.CHARLES ALLEYN, Sheriff.Snanirr's Omen, Quebec, December 8, 1877.\tdec7-F j.WORK FOR ALL In their own localities, canvassing for the Fireside VtsKer, (enlarged) * eekly and Monthly.Largest Paper t* the World, with Mammoth Chromos Free.Big Commissions to Agents* Terms and Ontflt Free.Address, P.O.VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.FOR SALE, A DRUGGIST'S STOCK,\u2014SITUATE IN the best business part of the Clty>\u2014 including Shop Fixtures, good will, sic., terms easy.Ths proprietor retiring from tbe boat ness.Apply on tbe Premises, 22, Corner ST.JOHN and PALACE STREETS.December 4, 1817.\tLp johr mm & tii., Wholesale & Retail Druggists Beg to call the attention of thdr friends to their large and varied stock of Ferfumecry, Toilet Anloles, 4ke\u201e lust opened.The following leading articles we are specially prepared to offer :\u2014 JHA.U DK COLOGHVK.Eau de Cologne, JuKobs Plats, No.4.Do.\tKsctrs-Vllle.Do.\tMRtoheir* Memorial.HAUL POMAOKS.Douglas\u2019 Lime Oresam.Hopgood\u2019s Cisam-Baraga's Draina.Rowland\u2019s MaoaasflH OU.Traefltt\u2019s Euchresna.TOILKT POWJ3KRS.* Palsy's Violet Powd* r, Poudre de Rig.Poudre d\u2019Irla.Large Assortment of very handsome Powder Boxes.fiRUBBCKS.Kent A Go\u2019s Hair Bnuthes In Rosewood, Sstln Wood and Ivon'.Goeanell A Go\u2019s Hair and Nall Brashes.Shaving Brufbea, Badger Hair and Bristle, large assortment.COMBS.Tortoiseshell Dressing Combs, specially select* ed tor os.Bisson Horn Combs.Vulcanite Combe from 16c.up to 40e.: SPONGKKS.Our stock Is well assorted in Venetian Bath 8pongee, Small Cup Turkey snd Largs Turkey Bath Sponges.Send for Reduced Price last of MASON A.HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.NEW and SPLENDID STYLES ; FRICKS REDUCED $10 to $50 ssch, THIS MONiH, (biov, le77i.Addrees MASON A HAMtln ORGAN CO., Boefon, New York or Chicago.AGENTS WANTED FOR CREATIVE SCIENCE Or, Manhood, Wsmsnhoad, and their Mntwal Inter-Relations t Love, Its Laws, Power, etc.Agents are sel ing from 16 t 85 copies a day.Send for specimen pages aud our extra terms to Agents, and see why It sells fester than anv other book.Address.NATIONAL PUBLISHING OO., Phllnde phla, Pa.AGENTS WANTED! FOB PAR TlCU LARS ADDRESS WILSON SEWIN8 MACHINE CO.\u2019«KSK® rgwTSfc£g.L.> Or Man Francisco, 880 NOTICE.ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Estate of D.MORGAN A BONS must psy tbsir Accounts Immediately to Mr.HARDIE, at tbe Store, Mountain BL111, save cost of suit.CHAS.SAILLIE, to Deoember 6, 1877.MR.THOM'S MEBCUTIK ne MISES.THE ABO vs well-tested classes will, FOR A BH1BP PERIOD, be resumed, on MONDAY, 3rd Deoember Instant 19, AMGBLB STREET.December;!, 1877,\tj Il PH CHI.DUCSII III ON ALL USX PURCHASES I ! Nothing but the Newest and Most Fashionable Qoods in Stock ! A FIRST-CLASS SHIRT, THRKK FLY HROUX, Made lo Order for $150 ! A GOOD,.FIT GUARANTEED.J.DEEGA.N, CORNER OF F1BRIQUE ANO.GIRNFAU STREETS.taeSta\u2014> November 24, 1877 SQTiCE.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Levis and Kenneboo Railway Company will make application at tbe next Session of ths Legislative Assembly of this Provnoe, tu obtain amendments to its charter, and power to substituts nee# bonds for those already Issued, to canoe! the old ones, and to take by redemption or otherwise arrangements with the actual holders, and also to settle and define ths position of present and past Directors of the Company by virtue of tbe sets or tbe Bmrd of Directors.Quebec, 2U1 N .vember, 1877.November 24, 1877.\tAm MAIN CIÏEHTK Et, LOCOMOIIVEWOhKS, Establishrd i.v 1268, Manufaetore of ail kinds ol Locomotives, and have recently purchased of tbe Amoekesg Manufacturing Co.all the patterns, patenta, snd tbs good will for the manu\u2019actore of tbelr celebrated Htesm Fire Engines and Fire Apparatus, and are now prepared >o receive and execute orders promptly.Send for descriptive circular, ARETAS BLOOD, Ag\u2019t, Manchester, N.H, November 21,1877.\tLm NOTICE.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be made lo tbe Legislature ot the Province of Quebec at its next Session, on behalf of tbe legai representative of tbe late WlliUm Pwy and Wi liam Petty, Jcnr., for an Act to permit tbe Curator to the subsUtnt'.ons created by tbe W Ills of tbe said William Petty and William Pelry, Junior, to sell certain properties belonging to the sail Estates, and to reinvest the price lor the purpose of their Said Wills Quebec, X7tb November, 1877.W.G.PETRY, Curator.November 19, 1877.\t&m \u2014OF THE\u2014 Quebec Csatlaolio I^adiem* CliaxrltCLble wooiety.Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency Dr.Conroy, Dele* gate Apostolic, and of His Grace the Archbishop.This bazaar, in kaVor of the Orphans and Old Infirm Woa-en cared for by tbe Bev Staters of Charity, wlil be beld in the VICTORIA HALL, on tbe TENTH DECEMBER next, aud following days All charitable persons, wishing lo contribute thereto, are requested to send their offerings to Mesdames H.Bolduc, L.A- Cannon, G.Golfer, O.Peters, J.Tourangeau and P, G.Tourangeau.The Re'reshment Table will be presided over by Mesdames G.BeUeau, J.L.Martineau and C.P.Lemoine de Martlgny.Ballots wfL* be held on several Important subjects, under tbe control of Mrs.J.Dunn, Jr By order, HBOTORINE LANGEVIN, Secretary.November 17, 187/.\tT-aoAF To oar numerous Friends and the Fublic generally, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE MERCILESS treatment of our creditors, we are com.polled to give up tbe business we bave carried on in our lata establishment on Mountain HU1, tendering our best thanks to out nnmeroos customeis for tbs kludnescaxteh^ ed to us for the past quarter of a century.D.MORGAN A HONS.MORGAN AND\"COMPANY.SO, Fabrique Street.'S«BUS NEW FIRM BAS OPENED AT A the above place a large establishment, as Tailors and O a till tars, where tbe public generally and the kind patrons of D.Morgan a Sons will reeetve tu* livery beet attention.D.MORGAN, late o.D.Morgan A Sons, will be the Manager of this new business.A large stock of goods of every description ootneoled with our business la now on view at 88, Fabriqua Street .MORGAN A COMPANY, Tailors and Outfitters.November 18, 1877.\tnovlft-am Cab A MAN OF A THOUSAND.AOONSUMPriVE CURED \u2014When deatk was Poorly expected from Consumption, all remedies having felled, and Dr H.James was experimenting, he accidentally made a preparation of Innlan Hemp whlob eared hie only child, and now gives this recipe free o i receipt of two stamps to pay expense.Hemp cores night sweats, nausea at the also fresh euld In stomach, and will break a twenty-four hours.Ac dross CRADDOCK A CO., 1,082 Raeept., Philadelphia, naming this paper Cuds\u2019 Pits, Enos\u2019 Fruit Balts, Ridge\u2019S ln< tanta\u2019 Food, Robinson\u2019s Patent Barley.MtteheU\u2019e Capsicum Por -ns Piastais.DeoembW 4, 1877.\t» STADACONA File & Life Insurance 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Rivera.Tne climate Is dry and warm, highly recommended by physicians as being specially adapted for invalids, and also \u201e favorite resort lor tourtsta.XUe Allas Company\u2019s British bnllt, flrat class Iron Steamer*, carrying the British ootonlal and United Stales Malls, leave New York twice a month.r ami (Salwun ), am.sold.apply to n.BATTKBflRY, Agent, I$S, James Street* Montreal, MEM.MORGAS * t On OT* Yoisge Street* Insolvent Act ot 1875.CANADA,\t) Pro vinca op Quebec, l DUtriet of Kamcuraaka.j In tbe matter of OCTAVE BOY «ttf DEBJARD1N9, of Kamoar«aka, An Insolvent.O N THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF D£- apply to tbs said under tbe said Act.Court for bis discharge OCTAVE ROY dU DB9JARDINd, By L.A.LANGLAiS, His Attorney.Kamouraaka 8th November, 1877.November 16, 1877.Sennine Reduction \u2022 OF- lO IPer Oent WILL BE ALLOWED FOR ?Sr* CASH JOHN LAMB\u2019S, St.John Street, _\u2019WXTXXQTTT.^ N.B^-Black Silks, Dress Materials, and Tweeds at & Special Discount.November 14, 1877.PIM.F0RW00D& 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Apply to JOHN HEARN.'JSoe : 16, 8ault-au-Mat«lo4 Street.November 8, 1817. \u2014 .\u2014 T '« C- \"ài \u2022»\".*- \u2022J*\" .\u2022\u2022^*\t\"' -4 ¦H K>1.% ; Or, Mjr rHlUer\u2019» sla ) «T B.D.\u2022LACmOM.\\(Cmtmmd /rH»lOw L*X h CHAPTKB XXXII.ATSMOk Some of the mlaerable, ead I might My ttoeage, thlig* which bed be&llen me from ttme to 5mo nneeeeonebly, now begen to loco# their remembrance upon me.Such dark Agnree always seem to make the moot of A imrone mrmnnt when solid reason yields to get taring fear end smell misgivings.There say body seems to lie, es e stranded sailor ties, et the foot of perpendicular oliffs, of most inhuman humanity, with all the world frowning down over the creet, and no one to throw e rope down.Often and often had 1 fait this want of any one to help me, hot the only wey out of It seemed to be to do my hem to help myself.Keen now I had little hope, having been ao often dashed, and knowing that my fa* that's oooain possessed no share of my fa* ther's strength.He might, at the utmost, give good adrloe, and help me with kind feeling ; hut If he wanted to do more, sorely he might have tried ere now Bat my incog uts shout this were cot short by a mes* age that he would be glad to see me, and I followtd the servent to the library.Here I found Lord Castlewood sitting in a hy.-btf Ht*4 chair, uncoahiooed and uncom* focteble.When bs saw me near him he got ap and took my band, and looked at me, and Iwse pleased to flod his face well-meeniog, brave,and generous.Bat even to rise from hln chair was plainly no small rffort to him, and he leaned upon a staff or crutch as he of* fsred me e small white hand.\u201cMIm Castlewood,\" he said, with a very \u2022eftk yet dear and silvery voice, \u201cfor many I have longed in vain and soogbt in vein td bear of you.1 have not escaped all aei&ceproech through my sense of want o! energy 1 jet, such as I am, I have dobs my b«at, or I do my beet to think so \u201d «I am sore you have,\u201d 1 replied, without thinking, knowing bis kindness to my father, and feeling the shame of my own hot words to Mr.Shovelin about him.\u2018*1 owe jtoa more gratitude than 1 can tell, for your goedneea to my dear lather.I am not come now to trouble you, but because it was my rfnty.» While I was speaking he managed to lead me, feebly ae himself could walk, to a deep chair for reading, or some such ose, whereof I have bad fow chances And in every step aad word sad gesture I recognised that for-eLn grace which true-bora Britons sre proud to despise on bo h side# of the Atlantic.And, beina in ths light, 1 watched him well, because I am not a foreigner.In the clear summer light of the westering ¦on (which is baiter for accurate usee than the radiance oi the morning) I saw a firm, p.jim lace, which might in good health have tMOti powerful\u2014a face which might be cal Ltd the moonlight image of my father's.I could act help turning awsy to ory, and suspicion fled for ever.«My dear young cousin,'' tfo said, as soon aa t was fit to speak to, \u201cyour father trusted me, eod so most you.Tog may think that I have forgotten you, or done very little to find yea eat.It was no Indifference, no forget faines* : I bare not been able to work my-mlf, and I have had very deep trouble of my own.\u201d He leaned on bis staff, and looked down at me, for I had cat down when thus overcome, and I knew that the forehead and eyes were those of a learned and Intellectual man.How I knew this it is impossible to ray, for I never had met with such a character as this, anises It were the Abbe of Fiecfaoa, when I was only fourteen years old, and valued bis great skill in spinning n top tenfold more than all bis deep learning, Lord Castlewood had long, silky hair, falling In carls ol sliver gray upon either aide of his beanüful forehead, and the gsse of bis soft dark eyes was sad, gentle, yet penetrating.Weak health and almost constant pain hhd chastened his delicate features to an expression almost feminine, though firm thin lip# and rigid lines showed masculine will ftprl fortitude.And when he spoke of his own feronble (which, perhaps, he would not have doue except for consolation's sake), I knew that he meant something even more grievous than bodily anguish.\u201cIt Is bard,\u201d he said, \u201cthat you, so young and healthy and full of high spirit as you are (unless your face belies yon), should begin the beet yean of your life, as common opinion puts such things, in such a cloud of gloom \u201cThere Is no shame at all,\" I answered ; \u201cand if there Is gloom, I am used to that ; pad ao was my father for years and years.What is my trouble compared with his ?\" \u201cTour trouble is nothing when compared with his, so for as regards the mars weight of it ; hot be was a strong man to carry bis lœd ; you are a young and a sensitive woman.The burden may even be worse for you.Vow tell me all about yourself, and what has brought you to me.\" Via voice was so quiet and sooth in gthat 1 jsc\u2014od to rest beneath it.He had uot spoken once of religion, or tbe will of God, nor plied me at all with those pious allusions, which even to the reverent mind are tike Illusions when so urged.Lord Castle-wood had too deep a sense of tbe will of God to know what it Is ; and he looked at me wistfully as at one who might have worse ex-perienoe of it.Falling happily coder his influence, as his clear, kind eyes met mine, I tcld him every ?Mwg I eopld think of about my father and myMlf^ and ali I wanted to do next, and how my heart and eoQi were set upon getting tô the bottom of every tbing.And while spoke with spirit, or softness, or, I fe sometimes with hate, I could not help seeing that be was surprised, but not wholly die-pleased, with my energy.And tLeu, when all was exhausted, esme the old question I had heard ao often, and found so bard to so- \u2022trsare, feeling an if ever?body deelre«9to be quit ot me or to worry me, \"to wbat place lu all the world aa 1 to go, unless it is back to America?1 wilt go at once to Bboxford,and take lodgings ol my own.\" \u201cPerhaps you had better wait a little while,\" Lord Castlewood answered, gently, \u2018'although I would much rather have you at Bhoxf'.xd than where you are at present.- But pleaae to remember, my good Stems, tint yon can not go to Shoxlord all alone.I have a most faitbfol and trusty mao\u2014the one who opened tbe door to you He bas been here before.hi* remembrance.He disdains me still ae compared with yoor father.Will you have him to superintend you ?1 scarcely see how you can do sny good, but if you do go, you most go openly, and as yonr lather\u2019* daughter.\" \u2022*I have no intention whatever of going in any other way, Lord Castlewood ; but perhaps,\" I continued, \"it would be as well to maXe aa little stir as possible.Of an Sng-Hen village I know nothing bat the little I bave seen at Btunisca, but tbsre they make a very great fuss about any one who comes down with a man-servant.\u201d \u201cTo be aon*,\u2019\u2019 replied my cousin, with a smile ; \u201cthey would not be true Britons otherwise.Perhaps you would do better without Stixon ; but of course you must not go alone.Coaid yon by any means persuade your old none Betsy to go with you?\u201d \u201cHow good of you to think of it 1\u2014how wise you are !\" I really could not help saying, aa 1 gssed at his delicate and noble face.«>1 am sure that if Betsy can oome, she will i though of course she must be compensated well lor tbe waste of all hnr lodgers will make of It They are very*wicked, and eat most dreadfully If she oven takes one day's holiday.Wbat do y on think they even do ?She baa told me with tears in her eyes of it.They are ail allowed a pat of better, a penny roll, and two sardines for breakfast.No sooner do they know that her back is turn-td\"*\u201d \"fifema I\" cried my couslo, with some sur prise : sod being so recallsd, I was ashamed.But I never could help taking interest in very, very Utile things Indeed, until my own common sense, or somebody olse,cgme to tell me whst a child I was.However, I do believe that Uncle Sam liked me all the better for this' fouit.\"My dear, I did not mean to blame yon, Lord Castlewood said, most kindly ; \"It must be a great relief for you to look on at other people Bat tell me\u2014or rather, since you bave told me almost every tbing you know \u2014let me, if onlv in one way I can help yon, help you at lean in that way.\u201d Knowing that be mast mean money, I declined, from no false pride, bat a set resolve to work out my work, li possible through my own resources.But I promised to apply to him at once if scarcity should again befoil me, as bad happened lately.And then I longed to ask him why he seemed to have so 1 iw sn opinion of Bir Montagus Hockio.That question, however, I feared to put, because It migbt not be a proper one, and also because mv cousin bad spoken in a very strange tone, as if of some private dislike or reserve on that subject.Moreover, it was too evident that I had tried his courtesy long enough.From time to time pale shades of bodily pain, and then hot dashes, hed flitted ecroM his face, like clouds ou a windy summer evening.And more than once he had glanced at the time-piece, not to burry me, but as if he dreaded its announcements.It was a beautiful clock, and struck with silvery soond every quarter of an hoar.Aod now, as I rose to My good-by, to catch my evening train, it strock a quarter to five, and my cousin stood up, with his weight upon bis staff, and looked at me with an inexpressible depth of weary misery.\"f have only a few minutes left,\" be said, \"during which I can say any thing.My time is divided into two sad parts t the time when I am capable of very little,and the time when I am capeble of nothing ; end the latter part is twice the length of the other.For sixteen hours of every day, for better had I be dead than living, so for as our own little insolence may judge.But I speak of It only to excuse bad manners, and perhaps 1 showed worse by doing so.I shall not be able to see you again until to-morrow morning.Do not go ; they will arrange all that.Send a note to Major Hockin by Utixon\u2019s boy.Stixon and Mrs Price will see to your comfort, if those who are free irom pain rtquire any other comfort Forgive me ; I did not mean to be rode Sometimes I can not help giving way.\" Less enviable than the poorest slave, Lord Castlewood s^nx upon bit hsrd stiff chair, and straightened his long narrow hands upou his knees, and set his thin lips in straight blue lines.Bach hand was aa rigid as tbe ivory handle of an umbrella or walking-ctlok, and his lips were like clamped wire.This was BOWliliESS P18B, &c.I^UXKd BONttl.tCHB flail, JCaob 36Bs.Do.Scaled Herring».For sal* by M.G.MOUNTAIN.November 29, 1877.-Ale and Porter.C ASKS GOiNNESS'S bTOUT, Bach 1 doa.quarts.D i.\tdo.\tdo.Kaob 2 doa pints Do.Bass A Co, Als.Kaob 1 doc.quarts.Do.\tda Ale, Sacb 2 doa.pints.For sal* by M.Q MOUNTAIN.November 29, 1877.lO THE THINKING OF MANY THB&E L ¦ ar* room and reason la Canada tor another newspaper ; so It is propces d to start one, a weekly, to be called B OKCEiEfiSEl.OXJCS CHOICE DAIRY CHEESE.Oases Wltb tbe Ruv.ALFRED J.BRAY, as Editor.It will not enter Into rlv try wltb any paper now extant in Una eonntry, and yet will eeek to bave (he whole country as its ooosUtaenoy.It wlllfnot be devoted to a* denomination or sect ; nor to a Ohnrob, In a larger seasr as against any other Church ; but will strive to promote freedom and knowledge, and life.To that end Sermons will he published by the Editor or soms other preacher; Orthodoxy and Hetrodoxy will bjtb get a hearing ; Id.Bom 1 Oroaa, 9d.J Grow and\t'l!1 da Truckles Cheese.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.aovember 20, 1877.HareV\u2019 Block Black Lead 4d.i Grow Boxes.æi.5Ô~BOX.This article is of superior quality, and tbe bsst la tbe market For Pol tubing Htorea and All Kind* of Iron Work.C.A W.WORTELE, ,71 St.Peter street.November 1, i.877,\tJAaftfebl \u2014 No.4, Bulfinch St., Boston, (Opposite Revere Hewee») III sennet 01 Ilf! ; \u201cAnd what do you propose to do next, Creme ?\" \u201cTo go to the very place itself,\u201d I sa d, speaking strongly under challenge, though quite unresolved about such a tbing before ; \"to live iu the house where my father lived, my mother and all of the family died { and from day to day to search every corner and fUh op every bit of evidence, notll 1 get bold of the tine man at last, of ths villain who did it\u2014w bn did it, and left my father and all thereat of us to be condemned and die for it.\u201d \"Erema,\" replied my cousin, aa be had told ae now to call him, \"you are too Imp- -Mtoffo for such work, and it ia wholly unlit tor yoo- For such a task, persons eg trained aagsetty and keen observation at# needed.And after all these eighteen years, or nearly .now it moat be, there can not be any tbing to discover there.\u201d \"But if I Hka, may I go there, consln, It only to Mtlsfy my own mind?1 am miserable now at Brant sea, and Bir Montagne Hockin wean me oat.\u201d \"Bir Montagne Hockin?\" Lord Castlewood yyaurmort.\"why, you did not tell me that he was there.Wherever he is, you should BOt ha.\u201d \u201cI forgot to speak of him.He does not Uv« there, but la continually to and fro for bathing, or fishing, or rabbit-shooting, or any other pretext.And he makes the place very unpleasant to me, kind aa the Major and Mrs.Hockin are, because 1 can never make him out at all.\u201d\t* \u201cDo not try to do ao,\u201d my cousin answered, toohiag at me earnestly ; \u201cbe content to know nothing of him, my dear.If yon can put up with a very dull house, and a host who ia even duller, coma here and live with \u2019nsL aa your fa.her would have wished, and as I, your nearest relative, now ask and beg of you.\u201d This was wonderfully aind.and for a mo-mant I felt tempted.Lord Castlewood being an elderly man, and, aa tbe head of our family, my natural protector, there could be Doming wrong, and there might be much that ira* good, in each au easy arrangement.But, oo the other hand, it seemed to me that after aay work wonld Languish.Living in comfort and prosperity under the roof o( my iocafothers, beyond any doubt, I should begin to foU loto habita of luxury, to taka to the lov* of literature, which I knew to be latout within me, to Iom the dear, strong, Briipal tense of the duty for which 1, tbe of seven, was spared, and in some measure, perhaps, by wanderings and by hardships, fitted.And then 1 thought ol my bust's wsak health, continual pain (the signs of which were hardly repressed even while bs was speaking), and probably also hie \u2022ecloded life.Was it fair to force him, by virtoe of his inborn kindness and courtesy, to come out of bis privileges aod deal wtth me, who could not altogether be Id*any place a aaess nobody ?And so i refused bis offer.\u20221 am very much obliged to yon indeed,\" I uaéd, \u201cbut I think you might be sorry for it.I will cease and atop with you every now and the a, when yoor nealth is belter, aod you ask me.But to live here altogether would not do ; I should like it too wall, and do rK7*hlng alee.\" wFerfaape you are right,\" he replied, with fib# air of one who cares little for any thing, svbfob ja to me the moat melancholy thing, ABd woos than any distreea almost ; \u201cyou aco very yonag, my dear, and years should bo allowed to paM before yoo know what full-grown sorrow is fou have had enough, tor yoor age, of it.Ton hpd belter not live la this boose ; it is not a house for cjpeerful- t#Theo if I must nelthar Live here nor at Jninfaas,\u201d I asked, qjtfc sodden remoo- hls regular way of preparing for the onset of the night, ao that no grimace, no ary, no moan, or other token of fierce agony should be wrung from him.\"My lord will catch it stiff to-night,Mid Mr.btlxoo, who came m I rang, and then led me away to tbe drawing-room ; \"be always have it ten times worse after any talking or any tbing to upset him like.And so, then, miss\u2014excuse a bumble aervaut\u2014did I under-stand from him that you waa the Captain'* own daughter?\" \u201cTea ; but sorely your master wanta yon \u2014be is in such dreadful pain.Do please to go to him, and do something.\u201d \"There is nothing to be done, mlM,\u201d Stixon answered, with calm resignation ; \u201cha ia bound to stay ao for sixteen hours, and then he eases off again.But bless my haart, rates \u2014excuse me in your presence\u2014his lordship la thoroughly used to it.It is my certain knowledge that for Sevan yean now ha has never had seven minutes free from pain\u2014 seven minutes all of a htap, I mean.Borne do say, miss, aa tbs Lord doeth every tbing according to HU rlghteousneiis, that the reason la not to very for to seek.\u201d I asked him what he meant, though I ought, perhaps, to have put a atop to hla loquacity ; and be pretended not to bear, wbioh made me ask him all tbe more.\"A better man never lived than my lord,\" he answered, with a little shock at my misprision ) \u201cbut It baa been said among can-Booroue persona that nobody ever had no look as came lo suddenly to a property and a high stats of Ufa on the top of the heads of a family of seven\" \"What a poor superstition I\u201d I cried, though I waa not quite sure of its being » wicked one.\"But wbat u jour master's malady, Stixon ?Barely there might be something done to relieve bis violent pain, even If there is no real core for it?\u201d \"No, miss, nothing can be dons.The doctors have exorced themselves.They tried this, that, and the other, but nature only flew worse against them.\u2019Tls a thing as was never heard of till the ConsUtooshou was knocked on the head and to pieces by the Reform Bill And though they couldn\u2019t cure It, they done wbat they could do, miss.They discovered a very good name for It\u2014they christened it the \u2018New-rager I* » (Trt* eonitmtMd ) Or* filCLF*PRESERVATION.MOSS TEAM ONE MILLION COPIAS SOLD.Gold Medal Awarded to tbe Author by the \u201cNational Medical Association,\u201d March 31st, 1876.JUST PUBLISHED BY THE PEABODY MKDIOAL INSTITUTE, a naw .edition of the celebrated medical work.enUtlqd tbs «SCIENCE OF LIFE; or, hELF-PRBBER-VAXIOM.\u201d It traata upon Mahxood, bow lost, bow regained and bow perpetuated causa and cure of Exhausted Vitality, I in potency, Prematura Decline in Man, Bparma-tonrbcea or Seminal Loaaee (nocturnal and diurnal).Nervous and Physical Debility, Hy-pochrondrla, Gloomy ForabodlngSi Mental Depression, Loss of Energy, Haggard Coon, te\" «nce.Confusion of Mind and Loss of Me-mjry, Impars State of tba Blood, and all Dlseasas arising from the Errors of Tooth tba indiscretions or excess** of matur* year It tolls you all about tbe Morals of Generative Phyalotogy, the Physiology of Marriage of Wedlock and Odsprlng, Physical Contrasta, True Morality, Empiricism.Perversion Marriage, Conjugal Precept and Frlehdly Counsel, Physical infirmity, Us causes and core.Relations between tbs Sexes, Proof* the Expansion of Vice, ths Mhserlts of Imprudence, Ancient ignorance and Errors, Means of Cars, Care of Body and Mind.True Principles ol Treat man'-, Address to Patients and Invalid Headers, the Author's Principles.The prise of this- book la only $1.80.This Rook also contain* MORE THAN FIFTY PREiCRIPTIOBB tarn tka abor* warned a&d other disease#, each worth more thaw ike pries of the book.Also, another valuable medical work treating exclusively on MENIAL AND NKR» VOUS DISEASES, move than 200 royal octavo pages, twenty elegant engravings, bound In substantial muslin.Price only $2.00 Barely enough to pay for printing.\"The Book for young and middle-aged men to read Just now, 1* the Science of Life, or Oalf Preservation.Ihe author bas returned from Europe In exoellent health, and is again the Chief Consulting Physician of the Pea-ody Medical Institute, No.4 Balflnoh Street, Boston, Mass.\u201d\u2014Rreubfeeaw Journal.\"The Science of Life Is beyond all oomparL son tbe most extraordinary work on Physio, logy ever published.\u201d\u2014Boston Herald.\u201cHope nestled In tbe bottom of Pandora's ggg.and nope pinnies her wings anew, slum the Issuing of these valuable works, published by tbe Peabody Medical Instante, which are touching thousands how to avoid the maladies that sap the citadel of life.\u201d\u2014PMUuUlpKta Enquirer.\u2022\u2022It snould be read by the young, tbe mid* die-aged and aven the old.\u201d \u2014Bins York Trt- The first and only Msdal ever conferred upon any medical man in this country, as a recognition of skill and professional services was presented to the author of these works, March Slat, 1876.Tbe presentation waa noticed at thé time of Its occur re nc* oy the Beaton Press, and the leading Jon._ud* throughout tba country.This magnifloent medal is of solid gold, set with more thau one hundred India diamonds of rare brilliancy.\u2018 \u201cAltogether.In its execution and the richness of 1U materials, and aise, this is deoldud-y ths most noticeable medal ever struck In this country for any purpose wnatover.It Is well worthy the Inspection of Numismatist*.It was fairly won and worthily bestowed.\u201d\u2014 Mattackumttt Ploughman, Jane Id, 1870.I 1 juV\u2019Caialogu* sent on receipt of Sc.for postage.Either of the above works sent by mall on receipt of pries.Address PEABODY MHDI-UAL INBTITUTB, (or W.H.PARKER, M.D.Consulting Physician,) No.4 Bulflnch Btreel, Beaton Mass., opp.Revere Hinse.N.8.\u2014Tba author can be consulted on tbe shove named diseases, as well es ali diseases requiring skill, secrecy and sxpurlsnce.Office hours, i A.**, (o I PM.July 16, 1870\tLm-fcUualtw There are at present employed in the Police Department of Montreal til men, including six detectives, two accountants, and a number of supernumarles.Of these fifty are Protoetants.The Antlgonlab N.S.election for tbe Local bas resulted io the return of J.D.Thompson, Esq., barrister,one of theOounaei for tbe United Biato* In tbe Fishery osse and well know as an alderman of Halifax.He is elected by a large majority over Mr.Me.Donald, who was also Opposition.Oar City Fathers listened yesterday to another word of warning horn Aid.Meroer in regsrd to tbe necessity there wss to stamp out «BUtil-pog.The three things necessary to do this effectually are pure air, cleanliness, and, above all, vaccination.This last preventive is beyond all doobt tbe only effectual one, and upon those who neglect it mast now rest a criminal responsibility.\u2014Montreal Witnem.At a dinner ot tbe North British Society at Halifax on Friday, LlenteoanUGovernor Archibald alluded to tbe Fishery OommU-siou, complimenting the Government on Its selectioi, of Bfr A.T- Galt as the Canadian Commissioner, speaking in high terms of tbe manner In which Bir Alexander fulfilled his datiez, and expressing fall confidence ia tk~ acceptance by the United Btates of tbe award.Detective Smith, of London, continues to bring the delinquent practitioners iu Ontario to book for carrying on bnslneas without the propsr qutlificqtioas.The following are a lew of tbe latest:\u2014Dr.John Hopkloson, of Baudwicb, fined $26 by \u2019Squire Fluette ; Dr.Fobee ot Doart station, fined $26 by 'Squire James McDonald; Alfred E.Little, dentist, ftldgetown, lined $30 by tbe police magistrate of that town.The first day of December was marked for Ihe sodden change from mild Autumn to real Winter.Go Batnrday night a hard frost set in, and in aa boqr or so every tbing waa froaen up.The locklegg ones who had not donned their winter clothing showed their regret by blue faces and hands, and got home as quickly as possible.The weather continued tbe same all day yesterday, showing that winter has now began in earnest.\u2014Hall-fox Herald.By the fixe at Acadia College, Wolfvllls, M.B., on Banday night, tbe main building, including the PreakLsnt\u2019s residence, College library end museum were destroyed.The books in the library, wer* mostly saved in a damaged'condition.The museum is a total loss.Loss about $30,000, Insurance $6,000 \u2014$6,000 In the Queen office and $4,600 lo the Liverpool and London end Globe oAoe.The loss will be severe for the Baptist body.lAKKEua GOLDEN Do.Do.Amber.Pale Amber.For sale by II.G.November 29, 1677.mountain.PROSPECTUS \"THE CANADIAN SPECTATOR.\" ^XPBEHH PABBKNGEB TRaINB RUN DAILY (except Mondays) \u2022* follows:\u2014 Leave Point Levi.ml.6-00 A.M.River du Loup.2.00\tP.M.Arrive Trots Pistoles.8.00\t« \u201c\tBlmouskl.4.49\t\" «\tCampbell town.40\t\u201c \u201c\tDalbousls .10.21\t\u2022« \u201c\tHatband.12.28\tA.M \u201c\tMlramlohl.A10\tP.M.\u201c\tMonoton.6.00\tAJM \u201c\tBL John.9.10\t\u201c \u2022 *\tHalifax.1.80\tP.M.Pullman Oar* on Express Trains.United States, and English writers on Theology ; Reports will be given of what tbe ohurohes are doing, ko.It will be politloal, but not partisan, holding tbe right to artUolxe any party, and to demand wbat seems ths beat policy for ths promotion of good in this country.It will contain atfolea on Agriculture, HorUoaUnre, and Applied Science la Its varions branches, mostly original, bat some-Urns* reprinted from tbe leading Reviews of Great Britain and tbe United Btatos.A Serial Btory, original when possible, but always good as to literature and sentiment, will be carried along week by week, so that each member of a family will find something of Interest.To tbe end that personalities and wbat la vulgar may be kept from the paper, each article will be signed by the name of tbe writer Toe same rule wilt apply to all letters.Tbe Editor will be responsible for bis own articles only, and for the rest, whatsoever may have a thing of public Interest to aar, and can say it deosnily, will have a hearing.\u201cTHE CANADIAN SPECTATOR\u201c Will consist of 19 pages, of the sise of the Pall Mall Gxamra, and will be printed on toned P*P«r- Tne first number will be lssued on Fxidat, Jahttabt 4, 1878, and a specimen copy will be posted to any iddreas in Canada or tbe United Btatos for 6 cent*.Annual Bnbsorip-tron, TWO DOLLAR'3.Office\u2014162,,St.James St., Montreal November 28, 1877.These Trains sounect at Point Levi wltb the Grand Trunk Trail t leaving Montreal at .46 o'clock P.M.Pullman Oar leaving Point Levi on Tuesday, Thursday and Maturday, rune through to Halifax, and on Monday, Wednesday «lu Friday to Bt John.For information in regard lo pamenger fares, tickets, rates of Crelgut, train arrangements, Ac,, apply to .G.W.ROBINSON, 6.Maarten, $2.60.Eighths, $1.26.list or PBixns, 1 Capital Prise of $110.090\t\t\t$100,000 1 Grand Prise of\t60,000.\t.\t50,000 1 Grand Prise of\t20,000\t\t20,000 2 Large Pria,* of\t10,000\t\t\t.10,009 4 Large Prises of\t6,000.\t\t\t.\t20,000 .\t20,000 -40 Prises of\t*,000\t\t\t » 60 \u2022\u2022\t600 \t\t.26,000 80,000 100 \u201c\t800\t\t 200 \u2022\u2022\t200\t\t40.000 000 \u2022\u2022\t100\t\t\t.«0,000 10,000 \u201c\t10\t\t.100,000 PBiaan.?rPBOXlXATION 100 Approximation Prises of $200.20,000 100 do.\tda\t100.M.10,000 100 da\taa\t76.7,600 11,279 Prise* amounting to.$622,600 Qsn.Q.T.Beauregard, of La.I ^ Gen.J nbal A.Early, of Va.j Writs for otroqlan or tend orders to A- DAUPHIN, P.O.Box 89$, Nsw Orleans, La.Of to a.FRABK MOORE A SON, 817 Broadway, N.Y.MONTHLY DRAWING, Tuesday, January 8th, 1878.Capital Prise $80,000 Ttaketo $2.80 eaefc* Halves, $1.00, Hevemser 99, 1*77,, wtowt-Ain-AOw A-AJL.KINDS \u2014OF\u2014 RAILWAY CARS KANUFACTlftEI) \u2014 AT THE.SHORTEST NOTICE, Warranted to give satisfaction Application* regarding tenu may bsss May JL 1877 AMES CR068EK, Oat, BRANDY : BRAE* D Y It Received from cogn go, vis river pool, paras.\"Bardlaian,\" of the cele- brated House, ALEXANDRE MATIGltON ft CO, on the Charente Oases Cognac, 12 Decanters, Out Crystal no.\tdo\t12\tdo.\tEtrosqaes, da Do.\tdo.\t12\t.do.\tJohannesberg, da Do.\tdo.\t12\tdo.\tSpanish,\tda due Champagne.Cares Cognac, 12 Bottles, Sundry marks.Do.da 12 Barrels [] Half-Cotavss.Brandy, « Quantlc.\u201d Vermicelli, fresh, by boxes of 6 ft 10 lbs.Maocaroni, do.da do s ft 10 \u201c For sale by JOS.LACHANCE.No, 14, Boos-le-Fort Strrtt, Lowet 2 own, Near Napoleon Wharf, November 10,1877.\taplSO-Lm-co NXA IX- TIMK XABU2- A.M.P.M.IMM Ilium.NEW ROUTE TO MILTON UNO BUMLO THROUGH BOOKING By Grand/X'rixnljL Railway TO Hamilton & Buffalo BY WAY OF THE MtcoaiiilM-f estera Bailiaj -AND TRI GREAT INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE.F41 neoLions at Toronto, ran as nnder :\u2014 Leave Montreal at 10 P.M., and Toronto at 11.80 AM.Arrive at Hamilton at 2.06 P.M., and Buffalo at 9M P.M.Leave Buffalo at U.60 P.M.(New York Ume.) Arrive at Hamilton at 6.80 P.M., Toronto at 4.60 P.M , aad Montreal at 6 A.M.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.October IS, 1877.THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN TIMES HOLLOWAY\u2019S PUIS I OINTMENT The Pills i srtfy the Blood, correct all disorders of t '* Liver, stomach, Kidneys and Bowel* « dare Invaluable m all complaints in)\u2019 J r.tal to Females.Abe Onraoprr Is tbe only reliable remedy for Bad Legs, Old Wound*, Sores and Uloen, of however long standing.For Bronchitis Diphtheria, Coughs, Colds, Gout, Rheumatism and all Bktn Diseases It has no equal.BEWARE OF NEW YORK COUNTERFEITS DIARIES, 1878.MESSRS.DAWSON A CO.HAVE RECEIVED: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DIARIES, for 1878, in every alee and form for the Pocket or the Counting House.Illustrated London Almanac for 187», Pi Luted In Color*, Ac.Belford\u2019i Magasine for November.Ally Bloper\u2019é Book of Beauty.Mirth and Worth :\u2014Bow Bell's Annual.For sals hy DAWSON ft CO.Foot of Mountain HUI.November 0, 1877.CUfiK\u2019S ELEPHANT six GOHD SPOOL COTTON Is ths only ,make |ln tbe ,Canadian Market that roostved an Award at tbe Ceateaalal Exhibition for Excellence In COLOUR, QUAUTY and FINISH.It l* also recommended by the principal Bewlng Machine Companies\u2014after a careful tost\u2014aa being tbe best Thread for Machine and Hand Bewlng.Trial Orders sre soil cited.Wholesale Trade supplied onlp.WALTER WILSON ft OO., Bout Aoatrrs, 1 A 6, Bt.Helen Bt., Montreal.Be'sure and ask for OnARK*B ELEPHANT THREAD, as there are other Makers of the same name.October 19,1877.*\tJn2Lm 1877.The Ottawa Diner Navigation Co.Royal Mail Lice of Steamers BETWEEN MONTREAL 4N0 OTTAWA* DAY LINS.\u2014du.\u201cPssHssa\" Str.\u201cPrinoe ot Wstos.\" Pssssagsrs Isar* Bonerentor* Depot, Montreal, by 7 AM.Trains for Lachias, to eccneet with Steamers for Ottawa and intermediate oort*.Bmhhmhd Oftieoked.MEALS 4ND STATE BOOMS ENTRA.Steamen rua baoUne Rapids.Paseeax*» farJLU^ld^ 1*6^4 MomAreal tor L&ohlae by 1.S9 Excursion Tickets Montreal to CarrlUon aai back ; (fleed for oas day oaty) at oas fsn.\u2022 Passengers for the celebrated Caledonia Spring* will land at L\u2019OrigaaL Return Tickets et reduced rates.Tourists «fill Had this route one of the moat plotaresqn* in Canada.Market atoamer \u201cDagmar* leaves Montreal Wednesday* and Saturday* at 6 AM.; Oar .lloa Monday* and Thursday* at 6 AM.Freight for all points on ths Ottawa forwarded with despatch.Tickets at Richelieu *hd Ontario Navigation Company'* Office, Qasbec, alee at Gsaeral Ticket OSoe opposite St.Louis UoteLj R- W.SHEPHERD) President.September 20, 1877.\tJnil^fl NIXEY\u20196 BLACK L t A D, W.G.NIXEY'd REFINED Si ACK LEAD 1* tbe cheapest and neat\tpolishing Stoves aod ail kinds cj Ironwork equal to BurniabaJ : teal, with, out waste or dost.ln Id., 2d., axd 4d.BLooka, and Is.boxbh.CaUTIOK-TKABB ABB SZVBKA!.IMITATIONS.Hold sverytohsrs 6y all Shopkeepers.COUNTING) UOUVK-12, aOHO SQUABK, LONDON.September 44rt0r\ti.m-ao BRITISH IftDIA Chutuev Sauce \u2019HE FAVORITE SAUCE AT THE LON- JL don Clubs, eft the P.ft Ô.Steamers, .Cnnsad Line, Ao.Pronounced by oonaoisssur*; \u201c Tbe ttfttt in \" It improves the Appetite aad Digestion.\" \u201cA pleasant dletodo stimulant conducive Ac appetite aad strengthening to wsak stomachs.\" Tomo, Invigorating and Wholesome l MANUFACTURED BY LILLA & EDWARDS for Sain lis iMiii liroçm flay 8(, 1877.* >wsi.wedftift ispU-fm apurions imitations of \u201c Holloway PlUs and Ointment,\" are manufactured and sold under the name ol \" Holloway a Co,\" by J, F.Henry, Curran ft OoH Drnggisto, and also' by tbs Metropo- aMEVtla, polltan Msdl* etna Company\tof New York, with an Bs*nm-artl_Jj»W#d trade mane, thus-a\tB\u201d-* Skin one Joseph Haydock V® grJNof Sew York, likewise passes\toff counterfoils MuaaBD Puer orsnufe, December, lelT.DUB.MAI LB.CLOU.ONTARIO.840 9.98 to.o) sees** P.M.9 09 900 9.00 8.00 6.00 8.00 9.00 6,00 000 8.00 7.t0 .8.40 .10.00 8.80 1.80 4.80 of his own make under the name of Holloway ft Oa, having 1er a trade mark a Orescent and Nerpent ; MoKeaaen ft Robbins of New York are agents fog the same.These perapes, tbe bettor to deceive yon, unblushingly Caution tba Public in the small books of diiactions affixed to tbelr Medicines which are really the spurious imitations, to Beware of Counterfeits.Usnorupulous Dealers obtain them at very low prices and sell them to the Public in Canada as my genuine Pills and Ointment.1 most earnestly and respectfully appeal to tbe Clergy, to Mothers of Families and other Ladles, aod to Urn Public generally of Rritlab North America, that they may be pleaaed to denounce unsparingly these frands.Purchasers should look to the Isabel on the Pots and Boxa«.If the address is not 583, Oxford Street, London, they are the Counterfeits.Each Pot and Box of tfte Genuine Medl-ohto% hears the MrilUh (Jrrenmmmt Mump, with the words \u201cHolloway*» Pells and Ointmbst, London,\u201d engraved thereon.On Ihe label Is the aftdrees, 688, Oxroan «tbbbt London, where alone they ore Manufactured.f/T Parties who may be defrauded by Vendors aeUlng épurions »« Holloway\u2019* Pi lis and Ointment,* aa of my genuine make, ab*ll on com mnnleating tbe $artioolan to ma, be amply remunezfited, aad their names never divulged.\u2022 Signed, THOMAS.HOLLOWAY.London, Jan.1st, 1877.September 22, 1S#*\u2022»\u2014*# »«*e#tqee i*8 July 7 1877.Dr.William Gray\u2019fl Specific Mfldtoint, Ths Great Mngdsh Memed* will promptly and radically cure any aad every of Nervous Debility Weakness, result of orations, exoaesM or over-Aff work of the brain and nerrons gystom perfectly harmless, acta Ilka magic, and \"V been extensively used for «ver thirty yean wltb great success.It is the beet and soraffi remedy known tor all diseases that follow a* a sequence of abuse, as Lore at Memory, thu.Mrcol Msrthtrts, Poi» ft* the Ernff, DSamsse w PM*», Tnmntun old Ays, and many other diseases that lead to Ineanlty, or Ooneumpeten and a Premature Orme, all of which, sa a rale, are first can- d by deviating from the rMh of nature and over Indulgenca, Pamphlet free.Tbe Spécifié Medicine Is sold by all Druggists, at $1 per package, or six package* for $6, or will b# cant by mall on receipt of the money, hy anareasing WILLIAM «HAV A COn w tadeoc.On tArte am~ Sold in tine bee by all Druggists, NOR.-\t'\t-idftoHttirii OBXHBOP ft LYMAN, Tbronto, Wbcie sal» Agents November\t.bm«Mw 8.00 A00 8.00 4.60 9 89 9.00 2.80 «.00 8.00 .4.00 .Ottawa by Railway .Provlnos of Ontario guebeo.Arthabaska, Sherbrooke, Lennox ville.Island Pood route, ¦estera Townships and Richmond, to Montreal, by railway, daily, .-.SUGlles A SL Silvester, Tuesday .Thursday and Batnrday,\t.8.00 4.10 Riviere dn Loup railway between Quebec, River dn Loup dally.\u201e 8.46 .7.80 By Express, East of River dn Loop, dally, at (6).Chandler# MUM.assavesas LOCAL MAILS.Counties of Beano# and Dorehdstor by Levi* A Kennebec Railway, dally at.Bant monta Ht, Michel dally.0.80 8.00 Bisnviüe, Laaxeo and HL Joseph, ( Indian Cove), twice dally at.8.00\t48.00 Levis, twice daily.8.00\tA00 AM South Quebec, twice dolly.7.00 8.00 New Liverpool and BL Jean Obrystome, twtet daily.8 00 240 Spencer Cove, twice \u2022IhUy-.8.00 BUlery Gove.8.00 SL Sauveur and 8L Soon, four times, dally 8.80 10.80 .BsrgarvULs and Cap Bouge.2.80 South Shore (West) Btl Nicholas to Beoanoonr, dally ***#«##**\u2022****\u2022\u2022*\u2022%*\u2022**\u2022** 8.09 .8.09 .North Shore (West) Bto.Foy, Ancienne Loretta, to Three Riven, by land, daily.North Shore (East) Beau port, Mont nor-sney Falla, 8t Tile des Capa and OeunUss of Cbflrievoix, Chicoutimi a Hagnenay daily, by land, at.9.M 8.00 .(aland of Orleans, Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday\u2022»\u2022\u2022\u2022,«,.\u201e\u201e\u201e SUM) .bourg Lotos, BL Ray- mond, Pont Rouge, Sl Catherine, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-days at,.a,.,.\u201e V si earlier a Btoneham Wednesday and Sainr- d»y.«.Lava) and Lake Bean-port Wednesday and Saturday.Charles bourg, and Loretta, Si.Ambroise, daily, at.BAY OF CHALEURS.|.6.00 MaUpediac, Gross \u2022\t\u201e\tPoint Mans, Camp- Ullton, Non valla, Shoal bred, Caplin and Nsw Richmond, by Railway, dally.7.SO Connues of Bens venture and Gaspe, by Railway, dffUy, at«.MARITIME PRO-, VINCES, .«\u2022 8.00 Northern portion 01 New Brunswick, Edmond* ton, Woodstock, by Railway, daily, at- 7.00 .| .8.00 Naw Brunswick, Fred- erleton, SL John, P, a.Island and Nova Bootle per Intercolonial Ran- way, dally, at.,.7.00 .Newfoundland A Bar- made, W.I\u201eaL.7*00 .is inolnded In each mall for Halifax, whence despatch to on arrival of Inman 1 toasters from N.Y, .UNITED STATES, Boston and New York, fto.1 daily.8.00 WEST INDIES.Letters, ftp., .ee-paid via new 1 osk, are forwarded daily to N sw York, whence malls are despatched at.For Havana and West indies, via Havana to Heir York, dally, aL \u201e from whence mails are despatched on svery Thursday.For BL Thomas, ths West Indies to New York, at.from whence mails are dsspntoU-ad oa Strd of svery month., ar.EAT BRITAIN.By Canadian Une, Fridays (*) at.By Canard Line, via New York on Mondays, at.Capital, £2,000.000 % WITH LARGE RESERVE FUNDS, -AND.TTnlimited Liability of Shareholders.Wiving Absolute Security to the insured.Continue doing Busineat at ftlr Rttet.Policies issued here.Losses promptly paid.G.1».GHEAf PIOH, AGENT, No.68, Sl Peter Sl, tguebec.\u2022 Joly 7, 1877.NOTICE TO MARINERS.AM 10.00 10.00 18.00 7.00 8.00 r|lHK \"TIME BALL** ON XHR Citadel, each day, (Sunday excepted), at half-pest Twelve o\u2019clock, will be hoisted half way up, and at five minutes to \u201cOn*\" bs hoisted to the top, and at \u201cOne o\u2019clock,\u201d Mean Time, It wUl be dropped.A Chronometer keeping \u2022\u2022Greenwich Time» should then show 6h.44m.49t., end the difference between this and the time shewn by face of her Chronometer is its error on \u2022 Greenwich Mean Time\" at that InstanL N.B.\u2014Should tbe \u201cBell,\" by soddent.drop at tbe wrong Use, It will immeffiatoly be hoisted half-mast, and kept there half aa hour.*\t\u2014KXAlpnUB.\u2014 Vhs Barmattan left Liverpool on May ft* whan her Chronometer waa last on G.lfc Tim* 2m.40*, and when she arrived at tyie-nac on May 81st, when ths Ball dropped, has Chronometer shewed.\t6h.47m.Ile» Greenwich Mean Time when the Ball dropped.6\t44\t4» 4.00\tChronametar tost on May 81.,.9 «\t\u201c\t\u201c\t92.0\t2 2\t22 49 \tNo.of days, 0.\t\t\t.A.\t0\tid 2.00\tSea Bata, losing.\t\t9\t2 2.00\tAgain, before leaving Quebec, her Chronometer shewed, when Ball dropped on Jane I4.W\t5b.46m.M When Bell dropped on May 81 .6\t47\t11 A.\t\t 2.00\tNo.of days, 14.\t\t\t0\t0\t86 \tHarbour Rata, loam*.\t0\t0\t8.6 Comparing the Sea and Harbour Rates, under different temperatures, will enable the Master of a ship Vo get the best rate lor bto Chronometer, and ha should never let bto Obronometot be sent on shore to be rated, M U to possible to avoid 1L O**\"\u2019*™\u201d- j\tL.K.D.ABHJi, Commander Royal Navy, Fjla.M May 2,1877.NOTICE Ft\t______ Of QUEBEC, 1871, Estabilsl^ed by Àâtot Parliament, under the eonlrq* 01 Quebec Board of Trade* Surveys on Hatchs* and toargo, and Damaged Goods.Also,\u2014Vessels arriving with, or receiving damage, or vessels undergoing re» pairs, vaiufitJoj;,